PATH congratulates our partners at Jaunt on an impressive milestone – 50 years of connecting people and communities across Central Virginia. On September 30, Jaunt celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Hillsdale Conference Center in Charlottesville. Employees, board members, elected officials, community partners, and supporters gathered to recognize five decades of service and look toward the organization’s future. Since beginning service in 1975, Jaunt has grown from a small transportation program into a regional public transit provider serving communities throughout

What would change in your life if driving wasn’t an option? From October 1–8, 2026, Charlottesville will join communities nationwide in observing Week Without Driving, a national initiative that encourages people to experience and reflect on what it means to get around without relying on a personal vehicle. The initiative is especially relevant because approximately one-third of people in the United States are nondrivers. This includes older adults, people with disabilities, young people, people who cannot afford the costs associated

Beginning October 1, 2026, more older adults and people with disabilities in the Charlottesville region can receive transportation assistance when no other transportation option is available. PATH received $50,000 from the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) to expand its Transportation Assistance Fund (TAF). Transportation can be a significant barrier to healthcare and other essential services, particularly in rural communities where public transportation is limited, and other transportation providers may not be available. PATH’s Transportation Assistance Fund serves as